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On the basis of the evidence developed in this experiment, would silver react with diluted sulfuric acid? why or why not?

On the basis of the evidence developed in this experiment, would silver react with diluted sulfuric acid? why or why not?

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15 -On the basis of the evidence developed in this experiment, would silver react with diluted sulfuric acid? why or why not?

balanced chemical equation. # Balanced equation 1 2 Cu (s) + AgNO; (aq) → (u (NO₂) + Aq [Pb° + Cu(NO₂)₂ → Cu + pb (NO₂)+ Zn + (u(NO₂)₂ → Zn (№oz ) 2 + Zn 4 NR 3 5 UR 6 Zn+ 2 H₂ Soy → Zn (Soy ) 2 + 2H₂
Transcribed Image Text:balanced chemical equation. # Balanced equation 1 2 Cu (s) + AgNO; (aq) → (u (NO₂) + Aq [Pb° + Cu(NO₂)₂ → Cu + pb (NO₂)+ Zn + (u(NO₂)₂ → Zn (№oz ) 2 + Zn 4 NR 3 5 UR 6 Zn+ 2 H₂ Soy → Zn (Soy ) 2 + 2H₂
Tube 1: Copper strip and approximately 4 mL silver nitrate Tube 2: Lead strip and about 4 mL copper(II) nitrate Tube 3: Zinc strip and about 4 mL lead(II) nitrate Tube 4: Zinc strip and about 4 mL magnesium sulfate Tube 5: Copper strip and about 4 mL dilute (3M) sulfuric acid Tube 6: Zinc strip and about 4 mL dilute (3M) sulfuric acid 4 Observe the contents of each of the test tubes for evidence of reaction.
Transcribed Image Text:Tube 1: Copper strip and approximately 4 mL silver nitrate Tube 2: Lead strip and about 4 mL copper(II) nitrate Tube 3: Zinc strip and about 4 mL lead(II) nitrate Tube 4: Zinc strip and about 4 mL magnesium sulfate Tube 5: Copper strip and about 4 mL dilute (3M) sulfuric acid Tube 6: Zinc strip and about 4 mL dilute (3M) sulfuric acid 4 Observe the contents of each of the test tubes for evidence of reaction.
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